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18/ AUGUST 2012 THE RIDER


Infection Control Workshops And eWorkshop Are Back


Protect your horse from infectious diseases - “Beat the Bugs” with Biosecurity


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Guelph, Ontario - Back by popular demand, Equine Guelph has announced the second offering of the Biosecurity Prevention eWorkshop from October 22 to November 4, 2012 and four more local workshops in Ontario.


Equine Guelph’s neweWorkshops are two- week online short courses designed for busy horse owners. They provide the latest evidence-based information available from University of Guelph facilitators and experts from the industry. Last April, horse enthusiasts from around the globe enjoyed the launch of Equine Guelph’s first eWorkshop on equine biosecurity. Over a two- week period, students learned how to protect their horses from infectious diseases in three steps:


1. Identify risks of infectious disease in the barn 2. Apply practical ways to reduce risks of disease 3. Reduce the chances of sickness


The first offering was met with positive feedback by students. Patty Russen, New York, USA said, “This course offered extensive infor- mation on biosecurity. I believe it to be valuable, and even essential, for any barn owner or for any horse owner/boarder that wants to protect and give their horse the best and safest conditions pos- sible.”


• Grand River Raceway, Elora, Sept. 6, 1 - 3pm • University of Guelph, Guelph, Sept. 13, 5 - 7pm • Woodbine Racetrack, Toronto, Sept. 25, 1 - 3pm • Best Western Inn, Orangeville, Sept. 27, 1 - 3pm To register please contact Susan Raymond at slraymon@uoguelph.ca


“Beat the Bugs” was developed by Equine Guelph with the assistance of its 13 industry part- ners: American Association of Equine Practition- ers Foundation, Colorado State University, Cen- tral Ontario Standardbred Association, Grand River Agricultural Society, Horsemen’s Benevo- lent and Protective Association, Ontario Associa- tion of Equine Practitioners, Ontario Equestrian Federation, Ontario Harness Horse Association, Ontario Horse Racing Industry Association, Ontario Veterinary College, Standardbred Cana- da, Vétoquinol Canada Inc. and Woodbine Enter- tainment Group.


This program is funded through the Agricul- tural Biosecurity Program (ABP), part of the Best Practices Suite of programs under Growing For- ward, a federal-provincial-territorial initiative. The Agricultural Adaptation Council assists in the delivery of several Growing Forward programs in Ontario.


Students joined in from around the globe, reaping the benefits of the flexible online format. Sue Kristiansen from Sweden commented, “This course really brought home the meaning of equine biosecurity.”


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Local area students who just can’t find enough hours in the day to get off the farm were also among the participants of Equine Guelph’s first eWorkshop. Jan Huntley of Ontario notes, “If you care about the health of your horse don’t miss this course! This was the best equine course I have taken. I gained new, valuable knowledge from every assignment. The assignments provided information and practical practices that you can apply immediately around your barn and horse to make the chances of catching or spreading dis- eases less likely. It is about time someone made the topic of biosecurity available to equine own- ers and handlers.”


Equine Guelph will also be offering free two hour Biosecurity Workshops at:


For more information about Equine Guelph’s biosecurity programs and to view theBiosecurity Calculator or contact: Susan Raymond at slray- mon@uoguelph.ca.


Equine Guelph offers award-winning online education from one of the top universities in Canada – the University of Guelph. Students ben- efit from insights offered by leading industry experts from across North America. Equine Guelph’s online program has attracted over 1,000 students from all around the world, including every province in Canada, the United States, France, United Arab Emirates, Korea, Egypt, Australia, Austria, Poland, Denmark, Norway, Italy, Israel, Columbia, India and South Africa. Equine Guelph is known worldwide as one of the most respected online equine learning communi- ties.


Don’t miss out- on the next two-week eWorkshop from October 22 to November 4, 2012. Cost is $75 + HST. For complete eWorkshop details visit www.equineguelph.ca/biosecurity.php


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2012 Twi-Lite, 2 Horse


Bumper Pull Straight Load. Separate Dress w/Swinging Tack Wall, Saddle Racks. 7’6” Tall, Ramp and Top Doors.


Above: 2012 Twi-Lite, 2 Horse Bumper Pull Straight Load. Ramp & Top Doors at Rear, Side Door, Saddle Rack, 7’6”.


Right: 2012 Twi-Lite, 3 Horse Slant Load, No Dress. 7’6” Tall, Drop Windows, Ramp Load, Side Door, All Aluminum.


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